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Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Mgr Pc, s.co s re port to tho Pope.

bosToE,July 27.--lehn Boyle O'Reilly
has Just received from the Pilots special
correspondent at EoTe the following
cabtsiam "The fire; report from Mgr.
Persico, the Popes representative in
Ireland, has been received at the Vatican,
aud is most lsudatory o! the Irish peo-
pie. Mgr. Persico was sent 10 Ireland on
June 81 with the Aaate Gualdi by the
Pope himself to examine into the social
and political condition OF the lrih. The
English intriguers al ioms expected that
Mgr. Persic) would see Ireland through
the Duke Of Norlol.' S eyes, and send
such a report to Ronr as would once for
all estrange the Popes sympathies from
the cause of Irish home rnle, Their
malice has defeated i:self. To question
Mgr. perisco's accuracy Of judgment ia
to insult the Pope, - they are shared in
a trap of their own devising. Mgr. Per-
sico is we'll known III the United States,
having successfully administered the dio-
cese OF Charleston,5. {. and been Bishop
of Savannah, Ga. lie las successfully
conducted many exceedingly delicate
diplomatic missions tor the Pope. whos e
unhounded confidence he enjoys"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
ID E9ISTEHrS ORDER.
III REGisTER's OYYIUH,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBr.,

July 5tb 1857.
Upon the application Of WILLIAM IL,
OALDW Executor of James Esrnos,
late Of Wilmington HID, in saii county,
de,easod, IL ia ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice sf granting Of lstters Iestamen'
tary upon the estate OF tne de.
easod, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF
such letters In elk ot the most public place,
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
TO present tie same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly IN such case made and provided I
and also Gauss the same TO be inserted
within the same period IN tho Daily
REPuBLICAs, newspaper published in Will
mington, Del, aid 10 te continued therein
three weeks 10 d).
(~~) Given under the hand and SesI
LIS. ofUtitce oftne Register aforesaid,
t~~--~5at Wilmington, n Wv Cae..e
County aforesaid, tho day and year above
written. JJHN II. BkaDrORD,
Register.
NoTIo1.-Ail persons having claims az ainst
the estate OF tho deceased must present the
same, duly attested TO the Executor,
on or before July bth. 1855, OF
abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case mad,
and provided.
WILLIAM II. CALDWELL, Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del. iy73s-eods
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Fined For Assault.

Jacob Wolf was srra'eped before
Judge Lyman at last evenings sessiUr
of t6e city court to snswer q charge G
com mitting al assault and battery ol
Jacob TrustY, last Sunday evening
Several witnesses were examined. and
the Judge after hesr,L their testimon J
sentenced Jacob to pay fac OF s. AMI
costs.
William G. Babo was sd judged gn.ity
OF creating nuisance In Shiplty Run.
and fined 90 ami costs, making o tota
of 50 20.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Only Sixty E.arreIs.

The schooner Matthew NJ Murra, i,
the trst OF the bsy II Get, arrived ct G,ou
cester, Mass 'sst evening, with Or. ~
sixty barreIs of mackerei. Her captain
says that, willie In the bay, &c tore Ms
seine and pnt into Malpegue 70 Eeps..
In order 10 do SO ne had tn take 4 on
shore. But. when he asked perm iss Or -,
be was refused, as the Collector con.
siderec such az act as preparing to 4 81.
AS the seine could not be repaired cp
bosrd, he sailed for home without teinu
able to procure a fare of mackere..
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Attempted suicide

A man named John Dlgnl
at No, 1910 Linden street. saa
commit suicide .ast eTe1iha
laudsnum. I:seems tbst III
employed a. Ridd.es al.lsnaI
six weeks ago, when be wHah
and that since tnen be bi' W
ing pretty heavy. Last sVellil,
to Harry G. Moore's drug i'als
ware avenue and Uriou 'lfts'
cured two irschn. Of .ards'i
hs swallowed. When be 'si'.
his family ro..ced .sai soai.
usual was the mater vii
after exhauslins every nsEi
power called in D:. Pi'nh
ministered the p:opti in'l.'
this morning lie is IN a !af "
cover.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Getting ISeftar.

TIE men injured in the railroad acct.
dent at GEORGETOWN last Sunday srs a
getting better and improving faster
than was to be expected urder the ci:
cumstances. Ernest 3 MADDOX, ot No
639 East Eighth street, will not lose tie
use OF his leg IS was at FIRST feared
Frank MaginRau is able to be abopt, at
is also the firtmsp, Howard Reed
Thomas W. Ryan, OF 1919 Chestnut
street, Is i'm proving very slowly. but a:
yet the result Of his Injuries cannot be
predicted.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Assaulted III, MUihr

A young mal reSiiIls !a'" '
OF Sixth aud Jefferson sl'Tt
30 terribly inaEa aoj7; .
evsnin2 ID to conri;; q v!li -
on his no:Le., ald ID W.
her face wss O.: dr:ig
braised aud Aar ts'h'aaa Wv
police ctficsr arrested lI'ai q,
head cd md bar. 'co'ts o. W.
to the City Ia. lie IDA >
and his reason being 't''.n 'a
very sorry 'or ha ;ass-s !, y, n,
afiai1 was dT2p?td' l &
that ssne psrsaas 'ao1.5 MI s,
insanity snd be 81. = Of .,srS W.,
is dissraceia Us We. - wv
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Bnso Ball,


The following games were played
yesterday:
Philadelphia-Athletic, 4; Louis
Vile, 2.
Baltimore-Baltimore, 6; s. Louis i /
Brooklvn-Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, g.
New York-MetropolitaD, 4; Cleve.
land, l.
Dstroit-Detroit, 10; Chicago, A.
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 0; Indisnspo
lis, 1.
West Ckester-Brandywino, 3; Pat
ton. IL.
Camden-Camden, Q; Gloucester. 9.
Altoona-AltooDA,4 4; Philadelphia l2.
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Binghamp.
ton, l.
Buffslo-Buffa,o, "a; wilkesbarre, 5.
Toronto-Toronto, Z; Newark, 3
Scranton--Scranton, q; Syracuse, 9.
FIGHT OVER A BATTERY,
ALLENTOWN, Pa July 81 -Bea tin
and Ktnslow, AlltntowE's noted bat
terry, were yesterday sold to Detrsit for
u 600, Manager Schmelz, of the Gin.
|cinnati Club, was here to-dsy, and also
btgned them. at the same time knowing
they had signed with Detroit, also ex.
tending protection. President Stearps
Is pressing his claim, and his agent,
with whom the men will go, will be
here for them TO night. A lively fight
is expected.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
state OF the temperature
at the REPUBLICAN, office to day in the
shade:
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
7so So 80
state of tn
The Gather.

To morrow promises to be from fair
10 cloudy and local shower, with
nearly stationary temperature. Similar
conditions will probably prevail. on
Saturday with slight fall of ten peTH.
ture.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Gone to Europe,

George w. Hum phries, editor of the
Every Evening, left yesterday morning
on the S.15 express for Philadelphia,
where he took tho steamer British Prin-
cess OF the Red Star Line and sailed In the
afternoon for Europe. lie was accom-
panied as far as Philadelphia by Cody
Anfenger.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
shooting case

David R2o'us9r' oi.1iI, Of "s
Pa shot and haa'y YOU. a2o.' n
man NAMED I,ss' P5,ss, pHs,
room on his con.as LONE .,,|. y
Tuesday los; P'!'s a., s,. .S,s
that Mrs. Robinson va ui' ,'~, ~
a few drops Of ego Ta'l l,oIr ol
eyes, and there was WASH, % csspits s
Robinson !, nafde'o13' 3 ,GIS.ng GSss
Isaac Cochran he2'mI Is, : ds
The wound Of pitst s',s va ~ w VI
hospital in Phi!adsIpa'a,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
I'ers0, a..

9. y. Treat, o! G90!se,orr,
cur city yesterday aa1 rtil,d|
home this morning, Hcgistla|
TO $50 600 bssae,s Of pa..a |
shipped from Gsorss:o1a I'd
coming season. Saoa.t thsEd
remunerstive the w.o.s rali]
will be greatly benefited, q
thai Georgetown Is iup.ovirl 1
the working people s;e B,atgll|
of their own and seem 10 h d
prosperous His INN i; bEl
featuring baskets and plslraH|
the prospect is elc0l.ag.Lilad
spect.
MiHs Theresa G. Rysa AID !
j. Elliott have gone 10 lht N
sper d a few We. 81 q '-s''i;-1
cation.
Mas Hoftsuse Jl.iar, l1'ti
Rcck,an1, but new 0. PIN
will go to Atlantic Ci.y, 90 u
for a Two weeks stay FOX th
her health.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Tho lay Club.

The Mugwump Bay Club, composed Of
young men, win start on Saturday evan
ing, at eight O'Clock, for trip down the
bay, and will be in charge of the 70 low
ing officers: Captain, George II. Hogue:
tirst mate, Robert Mills; second mat,
James Iigner; steward, Harry Mac x.ea !:
deck hand, Joseph Hingher.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

New wheat touched the lowest poin.
IN twent7.six and a half years on Sat
urday In Chicago.
John Wright, the Oldest aud one of
the best known citizens of Ciavtou, d led
on Saturday night last in the 77th year
Of his age.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
he May Recover.

The little 4.year-old son of Joseph
Toy, who was run over by a carriage
on Tuesday afternoon, is still in q crlti
cal condition, but DR.. Greenlsaf, who is
attending him, said last evening that
there was slight chance OF his recov-
cry. The father is employed at John
r. Donahoe's bottlipg establishment.
but has not heen ct work sincs the scci.
dent occurred.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

The Delaware State Teachers Asso.
citation will meet at Rehoboth In annu-
oil session on August 22d, and remain
In session during the week. Tickets
on card orders will be sold at all rail-
road stations in the State, from August
Goth to 9th, good until August 31st.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Dog Shot.

About o'clock Tuesday evening dog
was shot and killed by Officer Lynea NJ
Ninth and Wilson streets. The anrna,'..
actions were such as to lead to the belief
that he had the hydrophobia, and the
officer was requested to shoot him.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
High TaIe'

Property holders .. sni 10 30 o q,
their city taxes ni'', = wis5 psrl
cent. on the amoun: .a.:n,at',
now t. o late D have s4s !! n. NJ,
for putting u mGGna,' .asr 'S 'yScisl 4
should cor t.nue to lI npIS tsc.: SrIl
Should Should moi male t.,,..: Wy better ltts ~
taxation that Is !l;''' 0'
right robbeFy. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

When baby wa sick, We gave her Castor,,
When she was Child she cried for C,astnft.
VIXEN she became HjsI she clung 10 Castoria
LCria. NS9
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
n.nan KsclInl ln '''. r.ll

Mr.. IouIs L. ca.l'. I,i.. sI oai n
who has bsen ofI1nfg ,hs If aS|
Ct Chester, for nea.iy ea:sgd : ne 70 "a
has resigned, ngnsa..".sITatop,.d
where be has al. a'is'at' " bls orp
on Sunday evsa,as ;a, aas,sysn
following eYsA'"H t~|
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Germany strengthenlnx Her nefencss

BERLIN, July 27-The strpngtheE.nx
ol the forts at'Cologne has been comp!et.
td. 1t is stated that the whole infantry
force Will be armed with repeaters by
October /.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
NoTl',E.

~
Ihe attention Of hous ,keepsrs and others
who make a practice OF thro sing ashes and
othor rubbish in the streets and alleys OF
this city, is called to Section One OF the
Ordinance against cor ain nutsances:
Section /. II any person shall place or
cause to be placed on any puolc streets In
this city any ashes. dire, rubo ish. cfill or
other things, except as prescribed and al
lowed oy the ordinan ces OF the city, he shall
bs guilty OF q common nuisance, and sbsll
f1rfeit and pay . tine not exceeding five
cellars for every such offence, and be i'm
prisored until II oe and cosis arc paid
Board Of Street DIRECTOR.
JUS. l.. CARPESTER, in,
lyGbl5t President.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
The reach t',., =,

The peach isstis'a .,as i. 5 ~ S
Ss,d Ss'i at sststepds spdsii iniss'.EE. s!!..E lii ~
every ever night th's '1,i5 :, ssS5....c.j
ass OF TIE puO."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Balance OF sinking Fund

i-''dll II 10
CCrtihcatcs of iudrht"dnc,.
10 the nlnn National
Bank. Temporary lJan for
so, 10, authorized by an act
Of the Legislature passed at
Dover, DeI ,AptiI gth, I-sI
Date of ordinance A ril
9Th, lSSj. Payahlr n, fol-
lows: so, go on the frsinav
of August A, ID. Issj with
out Int ret: SO, Nsb ON tuA
Hrst day ot August, A. H.
lN,j; Slj, 100 on the first lay
pt August a. ID. 1857. Iu-
I"rc~t PAYABLE ON the first
days OF February and Au-
gust Of each and every wear
at The rae Of - per cent.
per aHnilni .................. - IuD
Temporary loan for s7G, ,Do
hnhar Zcd by act of l.cgis-
lltnrr, passed at Dover
March %, VI Datc OF or
dihhhr', March ~, ls,7.
aNahic Angus. /, l~s7,
Wili2it interest ....,...... 1000
a5.gyO $500
ii. 5a5 81
t,I,l,e y" foregoing .rr"et statement OF tie
u'hl OF HE 'It u Wilmington, Delaware,
tt"h'Gfl ,... 3r1 From .A- 5ophs ia my office.
SH.at: h. X. GoiFFltiI.
l'-a- civ lrCa- -Ir.f,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
NOrlOE.

IN
WHEREAS, q number o, tho sidewalks Of
this city contain numerous Iooie bricks end
agroTth OF grass AMI weeds, wulch cause
an accumulation of filth and ru6bi,h
Detrimental to the health OF the city; tnsIe.
fore, 1t is
Resolved, that tho ownsrs and agents OF
property shall have said grass and weac 3 ye.
novel and sidewalks repaired by the 18TH
day OF August, 1887. UtberSiso sai1 WORK
Will be dono by order OF THIS Board at rae
expense OF said owners or agents
board OF Street and Sewer Directors
jos. Il. OAhPBNTER,
jy2s l6. Pros,dcnt.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Eitten by "A Copns,h..,


On Friday iast David snH
Rising Sun, Nd. lad an Urp,,
terview with a STAKE lsJ
into q corn crib to ge, SON. en
hs was pick No au ear Nt,lI
thing sting him be,ss zen ,tss,
third finger, which Re suvpag
been done by arator nous M
disturbed, bu. in Oh !r.,ar
felt another aui sri. .k,rsd
the same place, and in pu.lir;I
up he was horridel 10 sotsml
snake dangling 70 i, and nv
considerable q difcq!:y be rVs
shoEinR II eft, 20 t.u,y hiil
gotten his fapss fastened .r1lI
Smith was at oace d,i7aa I'D
clan two miles c.s.al, a, M
horse could take lin, yet ora
there the arm vas swollen .0a
der, and any portion o. Il Wi
as "a mans thigh. IL. pll.as
commenced 20 afact Bis M,|
was feared thst tae .ess. u
fatal, but Fortunately ;ss nsa
ministsrei aa. :he istuitI
Smith Is nov Q1.s coayI
swelling is leaving h.a s.!hi
eTlng.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
SUMMARY OF THE
FISCAL CONCERNS OF THE CITY OF
WHINING TON,
SUMM
WILMINGTON,

From July 1st, 1886, to June 80, 1887
RECEIPTS.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28
Fifth EDITI61
oo. Dots.

G.. aeorse White Of s. \
dtsa advsrtl,o,' soad % S,.,,!. S,. C,r, 1
Two families 0, ,,n,'' ,,'1s @ts}
pike. "'''s' on The MI
-, Rav, Jacob Todd =,
EHIu,Sn' Houss nas,as !, a sae.. a.tS. S''is s.i] Y
, The b.ichlsyers o, mi. .,,.
an excursion 10 A,jan''ss -,'s Cc',,,9silj
day, August 4. 'D '' ViSai
,,lan, The pusey & Jor,, cor,,
paced new boilers III Il I1npall r,al
let OF the Old Don.n.oc9' N .p5S,aE''a| 5S.
The guests OF the C,,,.,.n
May Point, will lavs '','!u , s,.i a3s
'' n, fireworks on aatufday s,si .Tss,,
The Ihe horss that lad ban T.
liz 80 vi ssvera! days wa.pn u
m,s nc sale on "Wednesday nars'n,, NJ, !
The second annual e,or..,.
Kelley Lyceum will t,ka I,'ol Hi.
DAY, August 18th, to B!rnisDss,as pasa
on the W. Il N. raiIroal. -''sa'a
A man called PADDY"
aown and run over by a team !,
new Market s,rset blidas ,',a ~
Injury. "'a'a
The Old Colony s.eanho,, !,
OF New York has CONTRACTED :.
Roach 4 Son of Ches,e, +,
palace steamer, for use on i,
Sound, to he called tbs pu,i,
cost 81 800, COO. 1'
William Knots, rssidira,
had one CT his arms ,AH,
threshirg mach.sa a .bos
and In a shor. ttr!e str,|
from !ockjsw. He wa, 5; IA,
aud leaves a wife and seven
to mourn his untImely end,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-28

" N t L D-BOARDERS; UNFUR.
w ni8hed rooMs, with use OF bath, and
meals, II desired, at 2lb Monroe st. iy2s2.t
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
Railroad Meeting.

Pine Bluff Commercial: It having
been announced that Col. J. T. TIT "a.
want, OF Memphis, you'd address our
people upon the subject of railroad
from Memphis 10 Pine Bluff, quite an
enthusiastic audience assembled at
the courthouse Wednesday evening.
The meeting was organized by the
election OF Col. NJ. L. Bell p'e3ident
ald j. M. Taylor secretary. Col. Treza-
want was introduced, and in forcible
and eloquent address, convinced all
present OF the goa. necsssity for such
a road and the possibility of securing
the early completion thereof. He
spoke OF the future greatness of AR.
kansss; showed tba with q climate and
soil equal to that OF France, Arkaneas
has only fifteen people TO the square
mile, while Francs has 200. Showed
the capacity oil the Sou h for natural
production in comparison with that
oil the North to DO greatly IN favor Of
the South, So illustrated in the pro.
duction of the two great staples, cot.
ION and corn. The nor h, with 49,
100000 popu'a ion, exported S2S8, 000,.
600 worth of corn, while the cotton
States, with 100000 population, ex-
ported $2ll 100000 worth of cotton.
He spoke Of the rapid growth OF Ark
ansas in the last ten yesrs. Her pop
ulatiof in 1870 was $4,000; in 1880,
s04, 1000, and produced bale of cotton
for each man, woman and child in her
borders. She has 500 more miles OF
navlgsble rivers than any State in the
Union. Railroads carried nearly all
the emigrants to the Northwest; that
ArkIneas only needed railroads 10
bring her people; not short roads, but
great through roads. He spoke OF
Memphis as the termination OF great
and important railroads which were
soon to be extended West, and called
attention to the fact that Pine Buff
was on direct line drawn from
New York to Galveston--oply an
effort WAS necessary to secure the
building Of 30 feasible a railroad a.
from Memphis to Pine Bluff. He
urged the people 70 bring the matt.
3 the attention OF capitalists, who, Z
they understood the situation, would
take hold at once. Only q small sub.
scdpt,o9 in the way OF stock was 7 &C.
esssry TO induce others to build the
rad. At the conclusion OF Col.
Trezsvant's address, on motion OF Col.
Grace, committee Of six citizens was
appointed TO wait upon tho citizens OF
Pine Bluff andaecure a public inter
est in meeting of citizens to be hsld
Monday evening, the Goth inst,
Messrs. W. p. Grace, ]. II. Talbot,
John Taylor, + Hahf snd ]. M. Hud.
son were appointed as such commit
Tee. After thanking Col. TIoz want
for his puolfe tpitited effort in b,hslf
Of the people ard their interest, the
meeting adj burned to meet again
Monday evening, the 25th instant.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
TALK ABOUT BOYCOrTING
Twenty-nine Railroads on Account
of Not Paying Commissions for
the sale OF Tickets.

New YORK, April 5.-Despite the
SCOTS of those who have hitherto
watched the futile attempts Of the
great railroad companies to do away
with ticket scAlpere, the trunk liues
seem determined to enfo cs the recent
order stopping the payment OF ticket
commissions To-Day, at o meeting at
the ofiica OF Commissioner Fink, the
general passenger agents Of the trunk
lines decided not to issue any through
tickets over any connecting line which
refused to join in the compact or fails
10 enforce The new rule. There were
present general p ssenger agents j.
R. Wood, Of the Pennsylvania; w. +.
Howell, OF the Delaware, Lackawanps
snd Western; H Monet, Of the New
York Central; @. K. Talbert, of the
West Shore, and l., p. Farmer, OF the
Erie. A meeting of trunk line super
intendents is also in session. The new
interstate commerce law went into
effect today, d 80 far no difficulty
In regard to The new rates
has arisen. At the office Of
The Trunk Line Association in this
city, 1t was stated that the new rule
was working satisfactorily, but that
some Interests would be sure to con-
Aict. These, however. were 80 trih 70
that they could easily be settled by the
agents. w. l.. Malcolm, general east
err sgent of the Santa Fe road, and
Mr.. w, L. Hall, general cas- ern sgent
OF the Sjuth Pacific, alec stated that
the new law was working evenly. The
new rates have been posted in the de.
pots, according to law, and the travel
ing public could see at once what the
various classifications are. The aboii-
ton of the free psss sy stem is favors-
bly, received by that portion of the
public that did not come urder tae
privileges of the desdhesd rule, now
defunct,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
STONE MASONS STRIKE
In Boston for Nine HOurH-A Larg q
Number of Men Involved.

BoeTON, MASS, April 5.-An extern
rive srike OF stone masons aud their
laborers and mortar mixers in this
vicinity,has.bsen irRsgurated. Quite q
large number OF men ara involved.
The object OF this strike Is to obtain
nine hours per day, with the same
rate OF wages as paid for ten hours.
This strike lie aimed principally at
those contractors who are not mem.
bers Of the Master Builders Associa-
ton or the Mechanics Exchange As
ISOLATION, the strikers being willing to
accept the terms offered by those con-
nected with these associations, namely:
Nine hours per day, and pay by the
hour, These two objects they have
been trying to obtain from the hers,
q committee representing the men
having waited upon sevsral OF the
cont actors to induce them to grant
these requests, but the contractors re-
fused them. The only building in
process Of erection in Boston affected
by the strike is the new courthouse,
in Pemeerton Square, where thirty
ave men are on q strike.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
The boycott TaIk Untrue

PIrTsBuRG, Pa, April 6.-Chief As-
sistant Gent raj Passenger Agent +.
Vandusen, OF the Pennsylvania Com.
pany, stated today that the impress.
sion that the Eastern Traffic Associa-
tion had boycotted twenty-nine West.
ern railroads was erroneous. ''Such
talk" said he, "is nonsense. The
lines over which through tickets are
not being sold, are simply waiting for
the advice Of their counsel. Our COM
psny has alreajy the consent to sell
through tickets over a large number
of connecting roads. In instances
where the sale OF through tickets have
been withdrawn, 1t is merely temper
airy. The tickets will be rainstated ss
soon as legal advice is given to have
us act as agents of each Of the differ
eut roads. We have received author
ity from several additional western
roads this morning. Circulars will be
issued today to sell through tickets
over such lines"
The lines giving authority to the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
An AIR LIVE TO TEXAS,
PROM MEMPHIS BY MARIANA
AND PINE BLUFF, ARK.
What Col. j. T. TrezeVant, OF This
City, Said OF This Road
In 1853.

We invite the t:ntion of our read
era who are now so unanimously dis
Cussing and advocating the import.
snce OF this railroad to the following
article from Pine B uff paper OF July,
1888. II shows tina. oae OF our most
ardent railroad citizens has never yet
lost faith in that most important link
in the great highway which will show
that Memphis Is on the shortest and
NEST direct line from New York TO our
nearest Pacific city. Not Gan Fran
cisco, but Guaymss or Mssltlsn; Gal
weston holding the lines to the South
American Pacific. Nothing can check
the present real estate boom all over
the land bat the insane socialists.
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Ehe Schwartz waite Murder Case.

CHICAGO, April 5.--The Daily Ne,Ds,
Morris, IL, special s,ys: In the
Schwaytz-Wstt murder clse today
Frank Wind, Pinkelton detective,
testified that he entered the service OF
the Rock Island Railroad Company ae
q brakeman IN a5tly IF or the murder
of Nj !hols, tde express messenger. He
described at lergth the f,m ilisrlty of
Schwartz aad Watt 10 ward each other,
and detailed scraps of their Conversa-
ton regarding money. Tee witness
also related numerous conversations
he hid had with Schwar z, the latter
frequently deelsr ng that he would
soon bs posse: SD OF large sum of
MONEY. The testimony was fensa.
tional, AID, while not eliminating in
itself, Va' regarded as such tsken in
connection with the other testimony
previous given respecting the guilt
Of the dnfendants.
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DHeinC and Cleaning.

Ladies aud gents clothes cleaned or
dyed in any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reigel, 5S jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn Goods received by express.
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Mics CARRIE NJ. KEATINa, planet,
may be found at the Gsyoso Hotel,